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Ok in between shuttling to and from the Hospital...no Nobby, not A&E. I have been busily building the scalescenes office block. A tad modern for my layout but I need something to hide the canal as it flows out of town.

The first pick shows the full 13 storey with the second section built as half relief but unfinished. One look at this monster made me reduce it down to the basic 7 storey but full sized. Overall this has taken about 60 hours to build.

That's an impressive build Jerry. I think it would look imposing and impressive as the full height version where there are some other tall structures, but the shorter version is excellent and more in keeping with your skyline.

Very impressive it does show how big real buildings are and how n gauge are scaled down I think.I like scalescenes buildings I am just building the large station and looking at it seem to a smaller than you might expect but still fits into layout

I suspect if we built most structure full size there would no room for trains

After having a think about the look I have in mind for my new layout, I had a bit of a spending spree on the Scalescenes website I did end up spending around £40 But at least I have nearly all that I want for the layout

So here are a few of the kits that I have built so far

And the next two have been put together for "proof of concept" and if I decide to use them they will be built to a higher standard

And there are plenty more to come

One thing I would add is DO NOT try to save a few pence and buy Asda's own PVA glue sticks to build these models with As it is rather variable in its sticking power and releases if "Rocket card glue" gets anywhere near it